Medford Area Senior High School

FYI, the High School Office and Student Services Office will be closed on Wednesday July 24th and Thursday July 25th. Sorry for any inconvenience.

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Tonight the Summer Theatre Camp performed Peggy the Pint-Sized Pirate to family and friends. Congratulations to the cast and crew on a job Well done! 

That’s a wrap on Camp Wonder 2024!! See you next summer!!

A special thank you to the instructors, lifeguards and Mrs. Haenel for a fun and successful swim lesson season!! Thanks for all you do!

Into nature - Went outside and did a scavenger hunt trying to finds things in nature

Science. Camp built Volcanos!

Survival in the Woods ended the week cleaning up trees from the storm damage and playing campfire games.

Another busy week at Down on the Farm. We arrived Monday morning to an overachiever chick who hatched on Sunday night (3 days early). We learned about fibers produced by farms and got to feel wool and fleece from sheep, alpaca, and llama. We also got to see what cotton looks as a plant. We tasted the refrigerator pickles we made last week and made 3D barns and tractors. Today, we had ice cream sundaes and cuddled with our chicks. Unfortunately, due to the storms and power outages right before hatching time, we did not have as good of a hatch rate for our last batch of chicks. 10 out 16 chicks hatched.

Into nature - Went outside to pick flowers and made sun catchers with the flowers we picked

Today in Cooking with a Story they made butterfly or dragonfly Rice Krispie treats.

Rock it went to Marlyn’s to beautify the sidewalk with artwork and hid a few rocks around the library. 

3rd grade camp spelled their names using hieroglyphics. 

Kindergarten and Pre K shared time in the garden painting, playing games and bagging up plants that the campers seeded at the beginning of Camp Wonder.

A special thank you to Chief Deputy Corey Dassow and Deputy Jeremy Dassow of the Taylor County Sheriff’s office for spending time with the Globetrotters today. They took us on a tour of the command center, the jail area and let us sit in the back of the K9 squad truck. As a thank you for all that law enforcement does for the community the Globetrotters made chocolate chip cookies and made thank you cards for the Sheriffs office and Medford Police department. Thanks for everything you do to keep everyone safe!

In Under the Sea the campers had fun making Sea Turtles 🐢

Cooking around the World visited England today. They learned about English slang, the Big Ben clock tower and enjoyed Easy Eton Mess, an English dessert.

Today in Science Explorers Camp they did an egg drop test.

Into nature - went on a color hunt outside to look for the different colors in nature

Survival in the Woods learned about first-aid survival techniques for any situation, including how to make a splint.

Cooking with a Story has an interesting day. They made Bug cookies and went on an insect scavenger hunt.

Cooking Around the World visited Egypt today, they learned about the customs of Egypt and also tried a beverage called Banana Milk.

The Globetrotters visited the Taylor County Humane Society today. They delivered the dog treats they made and made a cash donation to the Humane Society that was raised from Middle School events.

Rock It camp was busy downtown doing sidewalk chalk and hiding rock!

Almost Showtime!

Some really cool Dinosaur artwork from Dinosaur World!

In Native American Tribes today the campers made Indian crafts and had a story read to them.

Guess where Rock it camp hid rocks today?

The Globetrotters were busy make Dog treats to take to the humane Society tomorrow and also enjoyed some time at the park today.